Mail Archives: cygwin/2006/07/20/21:22:59
Mark Charney wrote:
> mwoehlke <mwoehlke <at> tibco.com> writes:
>>> Fatal Error C1902: Program database manager mismatch; please
>>> check your installation.
> ...
>
>> Actually, you might want to read
>> <http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=357051&SiteID=1>.
>>
>> This seems to be a problem with cl.exe, NOT Cygwin (and yes, I have the
>> exact same problem). At the very least, Interix's SSH has the same
>> issue. There is supposed to be a hotfix, the name of which is mentioned
>> in another thread linked via the above thread, but you have to go
>> through Microsoft support to get it .
>>
>> (If you do get it, I would really appreciate a copy .)
>
> Thanks. Actually, I'm one of the posters on that thread that that thread links
> to.
Ah, didn't check the names. :-)
> I received the hotfix Tuesday (and it does *not* work for me. (Spent all
> day on the phone!) I've got an open case w/ Microsoft and they don't really
> understand the issue yet, as far as I can tell. Cygwin baffles them. Now that I
> know that i need to add some rights to the sshd_server account for public key
> auth, I think I might have a hope of getting help from MS, but not sure yet.
Ok, well please keep us updated; thanks!
(All the same, would you mind passing a copy of that hotfix this way?
Maybe I'll get lucky...)
> Using password authentication does work, and is a sufficent workaround. I'm
> still trying to figure out what Corinna was referring to with this:
>> add the user account sshd_server resp. SYSTEM to
>> the list of users which can access the "Program database", whatever
>> that is.
Right... I didn't quite understand that either, although it sounds like
Corinna making a WAG about the pdb program (I'm not reassured by
"whatever that is" :-)). Possibly MS would be more helpful here.
Although given how unclear the original suggestion was, it's probably
correct ;-).
For those fortunate enough to be uneducated (i.e. fortunate enough to
not have to use MS compilers): A "program database" is a .pdb file
generated alongside a .exe that contains the debugging information (line
numbers and such). MS, in their "infinite wisdom" decided there should
be a completely separate tool to generate the critter, which seems to be
problematic at best. Of course, these are the same folks that built
identically-named, completely *separate* compilers for 32-bit and
64-bit. No nice '-m32'/'-m64' flags here!
So, the problem is that something about the pdb tool breaks when using
password-less login under ssh (whether or not it's Cygwin ssh).
Anyway, my workaround has just been to not use ssh for now.
--
Matthew
"We're all mad here. I'm mad. You're mad... You must be, or you wouldn't
have come here." -- The Cheshire Cat
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